The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-18

NlhA 2 A1ELE uUullCE u ks1ecCAlACES anu =
good freight. Those who came as paSSsn-
gers BY her. speak IN the highest terms of
praise Of her officers and Of the ship herself.
Captain Houdlett has jumped into the front
rank Of popularity from the start. PurSer
Bsdolf also makes himself popular with the
traveller BY his gentlsmanly manner to al.
On Tuesday. the barkentiue Discovery as
touished herself ana the public generally,
By putting an appearance IN ten and one
half DAYS from san Francisco. Captain Lee
seems 70 understand how 10 make quick
trips, and l. doing II right along.
The brlgeutIne John D. Spreckels came
into port on Tuesday II I21s days from San
Francisco
The barkentiue Wrestler will leave early
this week for San Francisco with full cargo
Of sugar.
The oarkeutine Amelia is now on the
berth loading for San Francisco.
The bark Caibarian has discharged her
inward cargo, and after cleaning up II the
stream, VIII load sugar for San Francisco.
The new barkentiue Planter has com
pleted diScdarginC, and Will 60 on the rail
way Tor painting, after which she will soon
coumence taking IN sugar for San Fran
cisco.
The American bark Southern Chief arrived
from the Sound on Wednesday, en- route for
aonGkOnc, with lumber and Chinese paSSen-
gers After receiving some needed repairs,
S-E = III ALlNCEO On lEE VOYAGE
The German bark Hydra, from Hongkong.
which had 70 put back for repairs, having
encountered a severe gale, sailed again for
Honolulu. November 18th.
The brig Allie Rowe had arrived az Jaluit
IN Is DAYS from Honolulu. Captain Phillips
writes that the Allie Rowe may be expected
here about March 1St with labOrers.
The barkeutine Eureka has hauled into
/ the stream again, awaiting cargo.
Hawaiian bark illlV Grace has been
wrecked on the Coast Of California
I Inc me new steamer Mikahals, OF the
. luJsr-Islaud Steam Navigation Company.
/ arrived here on Wednesday morning, IN 5
+ days and u hours from San Francisco. See
I description elsewhere
I The steamer hinau went on the railway
I for cleaning. overhauling, etc, yesterday.
/ The hllau sails tomorrow FOR HllO and way
I ports.
+ The me American bark Martha Davis,
/ Captain Benson, left Saturday for Hong
I kong, with about rs Chinese passengers.
/ After dlschargIng her passengers the Martha
. Davis viii proceed TO Manila. Ii Is seldom
( vessel appears II Honolulu II better con
/ dition than tie ships Of the Brewer line
. everything clean and neat, and IN shlp-shape
. order. The Martha Davis : 10 exception !:
. she l0oSed Ike 9 new vessel lust OF the
stocks, instead OF being thirteen years old.
Captain Benson evidently knows how 10 com
--HA---s A-4Ae AEEk LIS VESSEL lLAGLs i
Martha Davis was admired By all who saw
her.
The British steamer Explorer came Of the
railway on Thursday, after receiving some
nCcC-1e5ded repairs and twO-bladed prU-
peller.
The Gillian corvette PIcomayo sailed for
San Francisco on the 18th. Her officers,
during their stay in port, made many friends
here Uy their uniform kindness and courtesy
10 all with whom they came IN contact.
They are profound IN their thanks TO Z. 4.
Schaefer, Esq, for that gentlemsn's kind
ness shown 70 them II many WAYS during
their stay IN port.
The British bark Martha Fisher is 127 DAYS
out from Liverpool, consigned TO F. A.
Schaefer & Co.
On Saturday evening the mail steamer
Nariposa arrived. somewhat behind time,
having encountered rough weather shortly
after leaving Auckland. The Mariposa was
s. hove TO Il hours. Purser Brewster re-
ports this the toughest passage he has en-
cOuntered. The Mariposa stood 1t out
braTely, sustaining no damage to speak OF,
excepting shaking up the passengers N 9
somewhat unceremonioUs manner. She kad
about sixty through passengers aud rhree Tor
HOnolulu-amonS the latter MI. Inomas
Wall OF ttis city. Ibe Mari oSa. aILeE
taking on few passengers and about 200
lunches bananas, sailed for San Francisco
the same night at y O'clocz. Captain Hay
ward expects 10 pick Up his lost time before
reaching san Francisco.
All the Iuter-Islsnd steamers SIX IN nun
5erJ were IN port yesterday.
The steamer Surprise arrived Saturday
from Ezau. Mani, with q full cargo Of sugar
from FEia and Ea-akuapOko. When this
steamer GETS q chance. she can clear the
warehouse % all surplus sugar IL short
metre.
The TEN E=a. with redwood lumber from
Eureka srrived IN port on Saturday.